To Build or Not to Build Workplace EV Charging Stations? Why There’s No Simple Answer
CleanTechnica’s article, "To Build or Not to Build Workplace EV Charging Stations," explores the complexities of installing workplace EV chargers. While demand for charging infrastructure is growing, companies must weigh the costs, space limitations, and actual employee needs. Surveys can help employers assess demand and optimize charging solutions, including offering home charging reimbursements to reduce workplace pressure. This balanced approach encourages EV adoption while managing costs and infrastructure challenges.
Ensuring Uninterrupted EV Charging Reimbursements Amid JuiceBox Service Shutdown
As JuiceBox EV chargers phase out in the U.S. and Canada by October 11th, many fleet managers and EV owners may face disruptions in app services for charging and data tracking. At MoveEV, we’re here to ensure your home charging reimbursement process remains seamless. Our ReimburseEV™ solution works with all charger types—regardless of the brand—so you can continue accurate EV charging reimbursements without interruption. Whether you're using a JuiceBox or another system, our platform ensures you won't need costly hardware upgrades. Reach out to learn more about how we can keep your operations running smoothly!
Networked “Smart” Chargers Pose a Bigger Security Risk Than Companies Realize
In the Automotive Fleet article, experts raise alarms about the hidden cybersecurity risks that networked smart EV chargers present to companies. As fleet electrification grows, businesses increasingly rely on these smart chargers, but many overlook the serious security vulnerabilities embedded in their connected systems. Hackers could potentially use these chargers as entry points to access corporate networks, siphon off sensitive data, or even disable critical infrastructure. The article emphasizes that failing to secure these devices could lead to significant operational disruptions or financial loss.
ReimburseEV™: The Answer to Your Fleet’s EV Charging Challenges
Sending vehicles home to charge with employees can revolutionize EV fleet management. Discover why home charging is a game changer for your drivers and your bottom line. Tara Spencer, MoveEV’s Head of Sales, breaks down the quick wins you can’t afford to miss.
How MoveEV’s Home Charging is Transforming Fleet Operations
MoveEV's leadership team has decades of experience in fleet management. Watch this video for some quick tips on how to reduce your electric fleet vehicle costs and improve employee satisfaction.
Best Practices for Fleets Sending EVs Home to Charge
Automotive Fleet, a leading fleet trade outlet, has published an insightful article by our co-founder, Kate L. Harrison. In her piece, “How Fleets Can Minimize Risk When Sending Electric Vehicles Home To Charge,” Kate interviews EV legal expert Jason Goldfarb. This article offers valuable insights on managing risks when fleets send electric vehicles (EVs) home for charging. As the adoption of EVs grows, fleets face new challenges in ensuring safe and effective home charging practices. The article provides a comprehensive guide to navigating these challenges by recommending several key strategies to mitigate liability and risk.
David Lewis on EV Charging and Home Solutions with Fleet Auto News
David discusses the strategic approach U.S. fleets are adopting for electric vehicle charging, emphasizing the critical role of home charging solutions. He also discusses how understanding fleet needs and leveraging incentives can accelerate the transition. Discover how these factors are shaping the future of fleet management—read the full article now!
Fleet News Group Podcast: How ReimburseEV is Driving Home Charging Innovation Amidst a Shifting Political Landscape
in this podcast (transcript available here, as well) David discusses the strategic approach U.S. fleets are adopting for electric vehicle charging, emphasizing the critical role of home charging solutions. He also discusses how understanding fleet needs and leveraging incentives can accelerate the transition. Discover how these factors are shaping the future of fleet management—read the full article now!
MoveEV Joins the Black Fleet Network: Continuing Our Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
MoveEV is excited to announce our membership in the Black Fleet Network™ (BFN), reinforcing our commitment to fostering a more inclusive and equitable future in the electric vehicle (EV) industry. This collaboration highlights our dedication to bridging disparities, empowering diverse communities, and ensuring accessible opportunities for all within the EV sector. By joining BFN, we aim to drive innovation and support equity through initiatives such as internship programs and inclusive membership opportunities. Learn more about our DEI efforts and how your business can get involved.
Automotive Fleet Leasing Market to Reach $43.5B by 2032
Monitor Daily, a prominent equipment finance outlet, reports that the global automotive fleet leasing market is projected to reach $43.5 billion by 2032. The article highlights the increasing corporate preference for fleet leasing due to its cost efficiency and operational benefits. It mentions the integration of electric and hybrid vehicles to meet eco-friendly demands and the use of advanced telematics for real-time fleet management. The piece also notes Geotab Marketplace's partnership with MoveEV to enhance EV fleet management, reflecting the industry's shift towards sustainable practices.
Geotab Sustainability Alliance: The Power of Collaboration
In a landscape where sustainability reigns supreme, collaboration becomes our most potent tool for progress. At MoveEV, our partnership with Geotab's Sustainability Alliance Program is a testament to this belief. Through our home charging approach, we're streamlining the transition from gas to electric vehicles, ensuring fleets can embrace sustainability with ease. Together with Geotab and our alliance counterparts, we're not just envisioning a greener future—we're actively shaping it, one electric vehicle at a time.
Fleet Managers Now Have More Complex Responsibilities Due To The Addition Of EVs
MoveEV’s founder, David Lewis examines the shifting responsibilities of fleet managers with the rise of electric vehicles (EVs). He explains the benefits of installing home chargers for employees, which can streamline operations and reduce costs. Lewis notes that low-mileage drivers can use Level 1 chargers, while high-mileage drivers benefit from non-networked Level 2 chargers, avoiding the costs and liabilities of networked options. Careful planning is crucial for cost-effective and flexible solutions tailored to fleet needs. Read more if you want to understand how to optimize your company's EV charging strategy.
A Guide to Cost-Saving and Efficient Charging Solutions
Choosing the right kind of charging systems is crucial for fleet management. Considerable thought is necessary. Level 2 enables faster charging for high mileage users, while Level 1 offers simplicity. Chargers held by the corporation, however, come with expenses and upkeep issues. An organized process that evaluates fleet requirements, expenses, and scalability is essential to help lead this choice. A structured approach that evaluates fleet demands, expenses, and scalability is essential to help lead this choice. Ensuring driver pleasure and efficiency as top priorities ensures the best decision for a sustainable future.
MoveEV and Whip Around Add New Features to Geotab's Fleet Management Platform
Work Truck, a leading truck fleet trade outlet with a reach of 91.4K, recently featured an article on the Geotab Marketplace release. The article highlights how MoveEV and Whip Around are bringing new capabilities to Geotab’s fleet management platform. MoveEV offers tools to facilitate the transition to electric vehicles, while Whip Around provides advanced maintenance management features to ensure fleets operate smoothly. These enhancements aim to improve operational efficiency and streamline fleet management processes.
Federal Funds Only Yield 8 EV Charging Stations (But Here Is Why!)
This Autoweek article discusses the inefficiencies in the Biden administration's $7.5 billion investment in EV charging infrastructure, with only eight stations built so far, drawing political criticism for slow progress. Kate Harrison, co-founder of MoveEV, comments on the issue, emphasizing that most EV charging occurs at home, which is more cost-effective and time-efficient. She advocates for a "home-first charging approach" for businesses providing company EVs, highlighting that public charging is significantly more expensive and time-consuming.
Home EV Charging Reimbursement: A New Frontier for Employers in North America
Explore the world of managing an electric fleet with MoveEV's insightful guide, written by Kate L. Harrison. Explore the potential of using off-peak home electricity rates to cut fuel expenditures by as much as 60%. Discover how to overcome the difficulty of paying home charge bills fairly while avoiding the restrictions associated with traditional stipends. Investigate cutting-edge options, such as Geotab GO devices, to precisely track consumption and how reimburseEV can help you handle the challenges associated with accurate cost calculations. Streamline procedures and guarantee compliance. Set the stage for your fleet's future to be more economical and environmentally friendly.
The Social Dynamics Powering EV Adoption
In collaboration with The Buzz EV News, MoveEV brings you an exclusive article delving into the intricate relationship between social influences and EV adoption. Highlighting the role of peer pressure and community engagement, this article sheds light on how individuals within social circles influence each other's decisions to embrace EVs.
5 Ways Residential Charging Enhances the Environmental Benefits of EVs
Delve into the realm of electric vehicles (EVs) home charging and the environmental impact this practice can have this Earth Month with Kate Harrison's illuminating analysis on Energy Capital HTX. This article highlights the pivotal role of residential charging in enhancing the eco-friendly advantages of EVs. Home charging reduces emissions and optimizes energy efficiency, showcasing how EV owners significantly contribute to a cleaner environment while advancing towards renewable energy sources. Explore the full article on Energy Capital HTX to gain a deeper understanding of how residential charging is revolutionizing the environmental landscape of electric vehicles.
Client Testimonial: Expert Fleet Director DJ Johnson on the Benefits of ReimburseEV™
Fleet Director DJ Johnson was in charge of the take-home fleet program when his company decided to move to electric vehicles. In this video - with full written interview available in blog post format - he shares why he chose ReimburseEV and what it was like to work with us for both his drivers and the admin team.
Fleet Manager's Guide: Common and Costly Home Charging Calculation Errors
Fleet managers are increasingly turning to home charging solutions to power their electric vehicle (EV) fleets. However, navigating the complexities of home charging reimbursement requires a keen understanding of common calculation errors that can easily and unintentionally distort driver payments. Over-paying drivers is inefficient and can have tax implications. Under-paying can reduce driver home charging behavior and open a company up to liability. This article provides a detailed overview on key pitfalls that fleet managers must avoid to ensure accurate calculations and highlights the benefit of using a software base solution to avoid costly errors.